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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
4
Local notices fragment endures in faded column
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of names and relations including Mrs Glouste and Mr Dayts with scattered mentions of relatives and a visit. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a clear event or location.
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M Ruet
Shrinking National Debt Shows Net Saving In 1920
The year ending June 30 records a net saving of 1.014 billion dollars and a public debt of 22.963 billion, down from 23.977 billion. Treasury refunding, open market purchases, and new notes trimmed wartime obligations while Victory Loan renewals may occur. debt peaked in 1919 at 26.597 billion, with further savings promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Mellon
Liberty
Treasury Department
United States
United Kingdom
Dominion of Canada
Thirty Quarts a Day For Better Breeding and Milk Supply
A farmer argues that investing in good breeding and feeding yields higher milk production. He compares ordinary cows, thoroughbreds, and supercows, stating the best cows can provide milk for 30 children each day, supporting cheaper milk for all.
After Dinner Stories and Wit in The City
A young woman author seeks blunt editor feedback on a manuscript and is told to “put this where your irons are.” In Chicago a hat room boy outsmarted a diner in a clever repartee about the hat he returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard
Mrs Gates Declines Radium Exhibit Offer At County Fair
At the county fair exhibition hall Mrs Gates of Cloverdale Corners refused an offer to view startling radium scintillations. A man in a booth urged her to enter while she smiled and explained her bag is full of samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Portland cement and its far reaching uses explained
Washington dispatch surveys Portland cement origins from Smeaton to Aspdin and Wright and White. It traces natural versus Portland cement, growth from 1819 to 1920 production surges, and cement’s reach from roads, bridges, and buildings to silos, pools, and even ships.
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Washington, D. C
Agr Pement
Eddystone
English Channel
John Smeaton
Smeaton
Smeuaton
James Parker
Northfleet
England
France
United States
Madison County
N. Y
Benjamin Wright
Canvass White
Joseph Asp’ Din
Isle of
Portland
Aspdin
Wampum
Kalamazoo
Mich
South Ben
Ind
Rockport
New York
San Francisco
Egypt
Washington
Moon
Ing
Boston
Franklin Park
St. Louis
Saganoseki
Japan
Midseason golf tips from veteran instructor Evans
Golf writer John F. Dille advises golfers to assess clubs grips and stance early in the season to form correct habits. He stresses simple practice over competition and answers readers on looping and slicing with corrective drills and hand position techniques.
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Eivery
John F. Dille & Co
Dar
Thieves Rob Defiance Parlor Again. Hounds Fail to Pin Suspects
Bloodhounds aided Defiance police in their third attempt to nab thieves who robbed Joseph Bourbonnais' soft drink parlor of confectionery and tobacco. After hours of questioning, authorities could not obtain enough evidence to arrest anyone from the residence searched.
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Defiance
Joseph Bourbonnais
Answers and Questions From The Athens Messenger Column
A reader Q and A column lists diverse queries with concise answers from The Athens Messenger, covering topics from Banff golf course ownership by the Canadian Government to water supply planning and a Franklin tomb epitaph. The piece also reports a July 28 accident in Bucyrus where a mother saves her son from a car, injuring his thigh.
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Indiana
Republican Senatorial Committee
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
Europe
Bureau of Plant Industry
France
D. G
W. K
Sequoia
Benjamin Franklin
Bucyrus
Lucille Shaefer
Sheckler Street
Arthur
Nelsonville Musings From the Messenger Watch Dog
A Nelsonville note on politics and daily life in Athens area, with idlers in the public square, candidate chatter, barber shop banter, and local figures like Fred Kempton, Pat Kessinger, Oscar Mantz, Marble Sommers, Chas. Ashbell, and Pete Barrows. Free coffee and flour promos appear with want ads.
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Nelsonville
Fred Kempton
Pat Kessinger
Oscar Mantz
Athens
Bart
Harry K. Thaw
Arbuckle
V. P. Badger
Marble Sommers
Night Watch
Chas. Ashbell
Pete Barrows
Frank Rauch
Messenger
Logan
Babson Expects Higher Industrial Stock Prices After Strikes
Roger Babson, in Wellesley Hills mass, believes strikes will curb business temporarily but predict a poststrike rebound. He warns of a possible fall in general price levels after a spike in wholesale prices, notes gains in sugar linseed copper steel and tin, and cites oil market weakness and stock market prospects for industrials. The Babson chart shows business near normal with improvement since last week. Tea in Tibet remains a staple drink boiled with salt and butter.
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Babson
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babison
Timeline of 1794 1836 1891 1919 Local Crises and Conflicts
entries recount a Wayne campaign against Maumee towns in 1794, mob destruction of Cincinnati abolition paper Philanthropist in 1836, Big Four switchmen strike failure in 1891, and 1919 murder suicide by Mrs Straviscar to prevent orphanage for her seven children at Kimberly.
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Wayne
Maumee
Cincinnati
Big Four
Straviscar
Kimberly
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